
The Emperor of Qin Rules the World
帝秦霸世
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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According to the ancient meaning of "Spring and Autumn", it is a great injustice to destroy a country and destroy a people's clan, and the continuation of survival and destruction is advocated by "Spring and Autumn". The ancients were greatly influenced by the "Spring and Autumn". Qin destroyed countless countries and destroyed all human beings. Naturally, scholars will say that it was violent against Qin. Qin's own policies should not be so cruel. Up to now, Qin is a typical force that follows the trend of history and promotes progress.
By adhering to the rule of law, having wise kings in every generation, and fighting for six generations, Qin can achieve the great cause of unifying the world. Unfortunately, it was defeated by a pig. .
I couldn't stand it after reading two chapters. The author really doesn't have any common sense. Hu Hai is actually Ziying's nephew? Which teacher taught this?
The second generation is an emperor, not a general. You have seen the First Emperor go to the front line to compete with enemy generals.
Is the author really writing about time-travelers?
Is the author really writing about time-travelers? There is no trace of a time-traveler at all. After the war, no slight changes to the country can be seen? Let's not talk about the political system, let alone what can be effective in the short term, what about people's livelihood? What about productivity? Even if I don't know how to do it, is there still a Mo family? I guess I have some experience as a time traveler, so I can give you some advice. It is completely unimaginable that a time traveler cannot change anything or get better after more than 2,000 years of experience. What a rubbish.
Author, are you dealing with official business? Why do you just brush everything off and make it general? You can't write about battlefields or national affairs, so you only write a lot of slogans.
There are many reasons why Qin Shihuang unified the six countries and then quickly perished. But I want to say one thing. Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, and the people of Qin did not benefit. It was not like the British colonial era. When you went to the New World, you could occupy those places as you pleased, so the British were very enthusiastic. The Qin State was different. After reunification, it needed to repair straight roads, the Great Wall, the imperial mausoleums, Afang Palace, and canals. But the land and title promised originally were not given. The author was like this when he was writing. If he didn't give land, he would just shout "Old Qin people, Old Qin people, old Qin people", brag about some great things, and sing a song without clothes. What's the benefit? You want to unify the world again. What's the benefit? The benefits of unifying the world were not given last time.
By the way, how did Bao Qin come about? Was it because the law was too strict that it led to the theory of violence against Qin? Or did Zhao Gao start violent Qin? Or is it the tyranny of Qin Shihuang that is why we say Tyrannical Qin?
What's the use of keeping people like Wei Liao? Kill them directly. Such a person trained Han Xin before the First Emperor died, and said that master and apprentice cannot be in the same country. This means that he has long wanted to destroy Qin. Otherwise, how could he train a person who is more powerful than himself and not serve Qin?
I feel like I oversold Xiang Yu and Han Xin. Think about how many families with great military exploits the Qin Dynasty had after nearly two hundred years of fighting and destroying the country with their military exploits! Especially not far away from the unification of the country by the First Emperor, the other six kingdoms were destroyed. Qin also attacked the Xiongnu and Baiyue continued to fight. There are also many famous generals who have destroyed the Six Kingdoms. Even Zhang Han, who is not in the army, can lead a group of slaves and prisoners and almost annihilate Xiang Yu.